>>Ok, I think I'm ready to start development. A couple of quick questions came to mind:
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>>1) I decided to follow the structure you laid out here. So I created a Windows Application with a namespace such as ClientName.Product. I changed the NS via the menu in Project, Properties. I then double-clicked on the form changed it in code. This produced build errors. What am I doing wrong here?
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>>2) I then wanted to create the Customers project, so I went to File, Add, New Project and created another Windows Application called Customers. I then set the namespace the same way, which of course broke all manner of things.
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>>Help!
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>1) What was the error message. (You can right click and go copy on it.)
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>Probably just the first error in the error list will do.
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>You probably just didn't change ALL the references to the old namespace you will have to do that manually. There is also a namespace reference in the designer code for the form, you have to change that one too.
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>Do not let a huge list of errors throw you. Just look at the first error in the list and try and figure out why you're getting that error.
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>2) Just a piece of advice, never start a new project till you have cleared all the errors from the Solution.
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>And just one comment that might help. If you project has a default namespace of ClientName and you create a subdirectory called Product the default namespace for the classes that you add to that subdir will be ClientName.Product

Thanks John!

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